Toronto ON
June 16-22 juin 2018
16, 20-22 @ 7:30 | 19:30. No performances on March 18, 19 | Il n'y a pas de spectacle les 18, 19 mars.
Matinée: 16, 17 @ 2:00 | 14:00
Four Seasons Centre
145 Queen St. W
416-345-9595; 1-866-345-9595
$39-$265
In his 2013 work Paz de la Jolla, New York City Ballet dancer and Resident Choreographer Justin Peck has created an homage to his southern California upbringing. James Kuldelka’s The Man in Black is set to six songs performed by the late country and western giant Johnny Cash, and the ballet’s choreography re-configures several popular country and western dance styles. Alexander Ekman’s Cacti, which premiered with the National Ballet in 2016, is a multiform work that satirizes the ponderousness and silliness of some contemporary dance and the critical response to it.
Le Petit Prince is both a perfect and a problematic choice. Perfect because the story is already furnished with all the necessary components for a conventional ballet, and problematic because Le Petit Prince is actually a dark and confusing book.
Everybody has a story. If you take the time to ask questions and listen, you might even uncover a piece of dance history. Here is one such gem. Meet Shirley Sommerville.
Toronto
ON
October 28 octobre 2021
7:00 | 19:00
Opera Atelier launches its thirty-fifth anniversary season with a new creation Something Rich & Strange, based on the quote from Shake
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